Beat the sh!t out of the Bears please.
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Other than schadenfreude...really doesn't matter, does it?
SHANK - wide left.
And I'd love for the Bears to finish with a Top 10 draft pick (that OAK/Vegas will gladly use) by losing as many games as possible.
Packlandva...
I see it says "Newbie to Tucson" ...enjoy! We thought about Tucson and Sedona and settled a little farther up the desert. I wish we had saguaro trees here...lotta Joshua trees, but Saguaros don't range this far North.
….we're also a brisk 100 on August afternoons while you guys are 110. 
Just got out hear Labor Day Weekend. Loving it so far. Eighty-five degrees this afternoon.
I love what Clay was for the Packers for so many years. But he seems like he only has one move when rushing the QB. And not a really good one move anymore.
And as NBC went to commercial, they played "I Missed Again" by Genesis.
I think the Rams are only slightly less irrelevant than the Bores this year.
But, in the end, I see no good reason for Chitcago to win. Fudge 'em.
Go Sheep!
Fedya posted:And as NBC went to commercial, they played "I Missed Again" by Genesis.
That’s a Phil Collins song actually featuring Milwaukee native Daryl Stuermer on guitar
Back in the day, Bears #82 would've gotten lit up by the safety on that incomplete.
That should be ruled a touchback, ball for the Bears. I think he was losing possession before he stepped out of bounds.
Agree.
The Bears long-term prospects are not good. Next spring, they have no first round pick and only 2 picks in the first 4 rounds (two second rounders).
That's on top of this year's class draft class of which only Montgomery has really contributed. Only one of the other 4 draft picks has played any snaps at all.
The Mack, Trubisky, and Montgomery trades have wiped out their draft capital.
What was the band Stuermer was in back in the day, before joining Genesis in '76? And before his stint with Jean Luc Ponty?
Sweetbottom, a great band name by the way, almost as good as Tongue in Groove, a Twin Cities outfit in the 90,s
Bottomsweat.
All that modern stuff...
What about Sam McCue and the Legends?
Blair Kiel posted:Bottomsweat.
Blair Kiel watching tonight's game:
Watched a Dan Hicks concert DVD last night, brought back the original Hot Licks and Lickettes, also his first band The Charlatans which was arguably the first San Fransisco hippie band. There also were about 40 SF notable musicians and singers on stage with him. It was Dans (RIP) 60th birthday and he put on a pretty good show. Sid Page and his fellow violinists including Annabel Cruz were particularly impressive, especially on 'I Scare Myself'. Highly recommended for any music fans out there.
If we want to go way back in WI music lore, there was Jerry Cole.
Jerry Cole was an American guitarist who recorded under his own name, under various budget album pseudonyms and as an uncredited session musician. Wikipedia
Born: September 23, 1939, Green Bay, WI
Died: May 28, 2008, Corona, CA
Music groups: The Champs (Since 1959), The Wrecking Crew, Them (1969 – 1970)
My 2 favorite local (east central WI) bands in the early 70s was Sweetbottom and Sun Blind Lion.
Brutal to watch. These teams are going nowhere!
There is some seriously fugly ootball being played in the colusseum.
Love the look on TrueBitchski's face as the Rams matriculated the ball downfield.
True-Biscuit on the bench in the final 3 minutes.
Uh-oh. Is splatter hitting the fan?
The Bores are going to get bombarded with questions from the media.
Tsk.
Ed O'Bradovich: "This game was a joke, my friend. It was a damn joke!" https://v7player.wostreaming.net/3614
Fedya posted:Blair Kiel posted:Bottomsweat.
Blair Kiel watching tonight's game:
No reason you can't mount two of those bad boys on a helmet.
Though it might be a good idea to pair it with a neck collar
